ofer-gǣgedness, f.n: transgression. (OV-er-GAE-yud-ness / ˌɔ-vɛr-ˈgæː-jəd-nɛs)

forþian, wk.v: to send (something) forth/out; to promote, advance (the well-being of someone/something); to carry out, accomplish (a task, undertaking, etc). (FOR-thi-ahn / ˈfɔr-θɪ-an)

fæderlīce, adv: in a fatherly manner, as a father. (FAE-der-LEE-chuh / ˈfæ-dɛr-ˌliː-tʃə)

frēoscipe, m.n: freedom, liberty. (FRAY-oh-SHIP-uh / ˈfreːɔ-ˌʃɪ-pə)

wrenc-wīs, adj: unjust, unrighteous. (WRENCH-WEES / ˈwrɛntʃ-ˌwiːs)

byden-botm, m.n: the bottom of a vessel. (BUE-den-BO-tum / ˈby-dɛn-ˌbɔ-təm)

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læt-rǣde, adj: slow to act or decide, deliberate. (LAET-RAE-duh / ˈlæt-ˌræː-də)

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rēcelēasian, wk.v: to be negligent or careless. (RAY-chuh-LAY-ah-zi-ahn / ˈreː-tʃə-ˌleːa-zɪ-an)

cyne-þrymm, m.n: royal majesty, kingly glory; royal power. (KUE-nuh-THRUEM / ˈky-nə-ˌθrym)

in-heord, f.n: a herd belonging to the lord and kept on his estate. (IN-HEH-ord / ˈɪn-ˌhɛɔrd)